"As far as I know, the recruiting process went fine," Cohen told The Sentinel. "From what I understand, it had nothing to do with the University of Florida. His name came up when he … was recruited by North Carolina heavily."

Blake was in charge of Floyd's recruitment at North Carolina.

Cohen also told The Palm Beach Post that the NCAA questioned Floyd’s eligibility during the early part of this year, but didn't make it clear what exactly was in question.

“I don’t know what the allegations are,” Cohen told The Post. “I assume it has to do with when he was in high school, with recruitment, but I really don’t know. The NCAA wouldn’t tell me what any of it was about.”

One incident Cohen was asked about was a bake sale Floyd's high school had in order to help Floyd raise money for his trip to the U.S. Army scouting combine in January 2009 and to help pay for unofficial visits to colleges.

Chance are, that isn't what the NCAA is concerned about. That took place too long ago for the NCAA to still be looking into it and for Florida to not know if it would affect Floyd's eligibility, considering he played all of the 2010 season.